… to the vicious entity that are known as the Cyber squatters whose main objective is to steal your internet identity and this is how they act on it. They could just register a domain name as YourDomainName.org, and get along the same thing with YourDomainName.biz, consequently they will be contacting you and attempt to sell you those names at higher prices. If they found that doesn?t work, then the following consequences could happen:

They will permit your competitor to get a domain that appears similar to yours, and allowing them to make more confusion or try to steal your hard-earned…

… you need to decide ?with whom? you plan to register it. A google search will give you more options than you can handle. Price is certainly important, but you need to know some more important things than just the price.First of all, you need to register a domain where you will have complete control over it. Most registrars do give you control, but not all. You need to have control over:a) its ownership,
b) the ability to change registrant contact details (as well as admin and technical contact details) yourself, and in real time.
c) the ability to lock / unlock the domain yourself,
d) the…

… wanting to explore the horizons of the internet, one thing that can really change the picture for you in this dot com world is your ‘DOMAIN NAME?!

In fact, the best way to kick start online is to get a short yet descriptive, easy to pronounce and easier to spell domain name for your website. You may be offering a splendid service and have your website designed by the best designers but if you want to make your presence felt on the internet, the supreme marketing power of a GOOD DOMAIN NAME IS A MUST!

… it is to have your own websites with your own domain names.

The following is the discussion between an Anonymous Internet Marketer who suggests to use Free Domain Names and I, a Publisher/Editor of Arigola e-Millionaire Newsletter who prefers using a low cost Paid Domain Names.

Anonymous Internet Marketer: Without a domain name, a person does not have a suitable way to find a website. The only problem is domain names cost money. Granted, if a person is operating one or two sites, the cost of a domain name, (which ranges from $1.00 to $35), probably isn’t too steep.

… this. But when it comes to registering a domain name it’s important to carefully double check before hitting the “Go” button, because most registrars’ conditions make it clear they will NOT refund domains registered in error.

But I’ve found that that’s just not true.

ICANN accredited domain name registrars DO have a few days after registration (usually 3 days), during which they can reverse the transaction. They can’t change the domain that was registered, but they CAN simply have it deleted altogether and refund your credit card the amount you paid.

So why don’t they do…